Caesarstone Porcelain

You can clean everyday spills simply with soap and water. We recommend brushing away extra sticky material with a plastic knife or non-scratch pad. Then, wipe the area with warm water for more stubborn materials. Similarly, you can apply denatured alcohol and a vigorous rinse to remove nail polish or chewing gum marks. Use a non-scratch scouring pad in conjunction with a non-abrasive cleaning product for tenacious stains.

Avoid using aggressive chemicals and solvents such as oven/grill cleaners and dishwasher cleaning solutions with high alkaline/pH values. Oily or powdery solutions may leave residual debris. You should wash these off immediately.
Never clean your Caesarstone porcelain with paint removers or strippers that comprise Trichloroethane or Methylene Chloride.

While Caesarstone porcelain is extremely durable, it is not invincible; like with any other stone countertop, it can be permanently destroyed if exposed to severe solvents or chemicals. Similarly, you must protect it from unexpected temperature fluctuations and strong impact or excessive weight.
The Worktop Library’s stonemasons can restore repairs on porcelain, and you can contact our team directly at hello@worktoplibrary.co.uk, providing images of the issue and a brief description of the damage.

We supply and install Caesarstone porcelain worktops with the appropriate finish for your chosen design. If your porcelain has a polished finish, this will already be on it,  and no more intervention is necessary to polish the stone.

Honed finishes, and Ultra Rough finish countertops, are touch-sensitive by nature and don’t need polishing.

In other words, your Caesarstone porcelain countertops will only need regular cleaning to keep them looking new.

There are three main differences between Caesarstone quartz and Caesarstone porcelain:

• Caesarstone porcelain can withstand twice as much heat as Caesarstone quartz. It results in the ability to withstand direct heat on the porcelain’s surface.
• Caesarstone quartz is more flexible than porcelain. It results in higher impact resistance (less prone to edge chipping).
• Whilst all Caesarstone porcelain colours are UV Ray suitable, only a few Caesarstone quartz colours can withstand sun rays for long periods. Caesarstone porcelain is perfect for outdoor applications.
• Caesarstone porcelain offers lower porosity than quartz, allowing you to utilize stronger colourants such as cardamom and turmeric when preparing meals.